Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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IE - LA -1. in 10-FOTI, STEVE Fighting for every inch, Steve Foti never quit until the whistle blew. 13-KLOKOW, RICHARD Richard Klokow, always a player to be relied on, is now at Marine Corps Station in San Diego, Calif. 16-CHRISTOPOULOS, TOM Tom Christopoulos gave the crowd an all around performance each Saturday. 11-ANDERSON, VICTOR Victor Anderson, who saw a lot of service, will be a mainstay at the end flank next year. 14-CIBIK, RUDY As tough as ever, Rudy Cibik never quit playing until the final whistle had blown. 17-MALLON, BOBBY True to predictions, Bobby Mallon proved to be a great ball carrier. 15 12-POLEGA, EBV Being a fast man, Erv Polega was a good open field runner. 15-BEAM S, WALLY Wally Reams will go down as one :nl the greatest quarterbacks in Lincoln grid history, 18-KOPACZ, EUGENE Eugene Kopacz was regarded as one of the best ends in the Lincoln lineup.

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'I E- i -mit IP ,- .L llETTER C 'H 't 1-BLOCK. IOHN A newcomer to the Varsity, Iohn Block was, nevertheless, a good de- fense player. 4-REGAN, PAT This season, Pat Ftegan's earnest desire to make the Comets' grid squad came true, 7-PIRELLI, RAY With little experience, Ray Pirelli was a valuable reserve just the same, 2-HAGIE, IOHN One of the biggest and roughest players on the team was Iohn Hagie who now is in the Navy. 5-CHAMPION, CHESTER Three years of hard work gave Chester Champion the chance to show he was a good pivot man. 9-KUSCH, EUGENE Hard work and determination led Eugene Kusch to the position of top notch lineman 14 3-DRVARIC, EMIL Emil Drvaric, the oldest veteran of this year's squad, helped strengthen the line. 6-LAUTENSCHLAGER, AL Al Lautenschlager turned out to be the most promising sophomore on this year's squad. 9--DeMAKES, GUS With :wc years cl experience be- hind him Gus DeMakes should be an outstanding player next year

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LINCOLN WEST Ltncoln opened tts frrst uncle feated season srnce 1929 by scorlng a 140 v1ctory over West Playrng on a wet f1eld the Comets IIISI touchdown was scored by C1b1k after a serres of successful passes The second touchdown was scored 1n the th1rd quarter when Kopacz on an end around play cllmaxed a long power dr1ve Drvartc converted both extra pomts COACH TIERNAN Startmg wtth few expertenced players Coach Tternan brought about the best record rn Lincoln football hrstory smc 1928 COACH CARROLL One of Lmcolns greatest coaches and a frtend to all the boys ts Coach Carroll whose mvaluable servtces were apprectated by the team COACH STEFFEN Coach Steffen who work d ttre lessly wtth the B squad ts worthy of all the pratse gtven to htm COACH MOLLICA Scoutmg gam s and workmg wtth the reserve sauads Coach Molltca contrtbuted tn great measure to the success of the Blue and Grey Comets LINCOLN KING The champtonshlp hopes for our team faded when our grld men were held to a U U t1e by an under rated Rufus Ktng team The Norths1ders p ut Lrncoln tnto a hole when a long punt rolled out of bounds on the one yard l1ne Both teams had a sco11ng threat but thetr attempts to score farled deep tn enemy terrltory CUAIIIIES S IE A ' ll ' LINCOLN EAST A touchdown vra the Czbtk route LINCOLN NORTH The Lmcoln football team outclassed a heavy North team by a score of 7 0 Late rn the frrst quarter the Comet grld ders spanned 60 yards for the wrnntng touchdown Llne plays by Ctbtk Mallon and Chrlsto poulos brought the ball to the 30 yard l1ne w h e r e Beams pttched a long pass to Kopacz for the score The second half was scoreless NORTH TEV- saraafs.. I6 Yr I 1 Q . 1 . , ' . . - I I - 1 . . I ' 1 . ' ' 9 . . 'THE ' A ' , . 'V' . . .91 ' 4+ N n I . ' . 9 . , - 4 ,Sf Q . ' I ,-.sf2.s.g.-